Written by: Molly Boylan Directed by: Ken Diego First Appearance: Episode 4010
Segment
Description
Guess what Elmo's thinking about today? As Elmo opens the door some clothes fall into the room. Children are dressing themselves, also pets and toys play.
Dorothy's Question
Dorothy has a question. She has an orange figurine
wearing a hat, mittens, and pants in her fishbowl. She wants to know how
someone gets dressed.
The Noodle Family
Mr. Noodle wants to get dressed. He starts first in a red union suit, he makes chaos as he buttons the top buttons on his shirt, as he ties his bow tie and he puts on his pants and suspenders. But as he finished he finds out that his suspenders are still looped over the hook on the door.
Kids and Baby
Kids know how to get dressed. They put on their socks, a sweatshirt, and snow pants and they show how to get dressed to Dorothy. Elmo is with a baby with a sun hat.
Elmo's Question
Elmo wants to count how many pants marching across the screen. They are followed by three ants in the pants. He asks the viewer to help him count CGI pants.
Video E-Mail
Elmo has a video e-mail. Ernie shares in this e-mail, that Rubber Duckie likes getting dressed. He dressed as a police officer.
Quiz
Elmo wants to know what people wear to work. Slimey says that he wears a top hat and tails and he dances to a clip of ‘‘Puttin' on the Ritz‘‘.
Film
Alexis dresses herself. Later she helps her dad dress her baby sister Arianna.
TV Cartoon
By Getting Dressed Channel ist he LEcture Lady singing ‘‘I Put My Leg in MY Pants‘‘, Socks in the City, and Shall We Pants? (Starring Shirt Reynolds).
Interview
The book with the title ‚‘‘The History Of Getting Dressed‘‘ is Elmo’s guest. Elmo interviews the book.
Tickle Me Land
Dorothy has an imagination. She imagines Elmo in Roman times wearing a toga, in medieval times wearing a suit of armor, and two Elmos in Scotland wearing kilts (one with a bagpipe playing "Scotland the Brave", one dancing). Sesame Street Elmo's World Getting Dressed Video ends after the getting dressed song.
